iTool Mouser

Hold the right mouse button and drag. Tabs and pages move. The path you draw appears on screen, and the action about to run is named right next to your cursor - so you know what will happen before you let go. If the shape isn't recognized, the line and label turn grey instead of running something you didn't mean. GESTURES - Four straight directions and four elbows (up then left, and so on) - Directions are read in order, so a slightly tilted line never turns into a diagonal you didn't intend - Assign any of 16 actions to each gesture ROCKER - Hold one button, click the other. No dragging needed. - Hold right, click left to go back. Hold left, click right to go forward. - Over selected text, the same rocker searches that text instead WHEEL - Hold the right button and roll the wheel to jump to the top or bottom - Keep holding to roll again ON SCREEN - The trail is drawn in a hand-sketched line, not a mechanical one - Pick a color and thickness, or turn the drawing off and keep just the action name - Turn both off and nothing is drawn at all PER-SITE OFF - Some sites need the right-click menu. Turn gestures off for just that site from the toolbar icon. - Muted sites show an OFF badge, so "it stopped working" and "I turned it off here" never get confused GESTURE KEY - Optionally require a modifier key (Alt, Ctrl, Cmd, Shift) for every gesture - On macOS this removes the need to right-click twice for the context menu PRIVACY Nothing is collected, and nothing leaves your computer. No accounts, no analytics, no remote code. Settings are stored locally and can be exported to a file. Gestures don't work on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, or the built-in PDF viewer - Chrome blocks extensions there. This applies to every gesture extension.